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What can lead to, or is associated with incontinence?
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The following cause or are associated with Incontinence:: Frontotemporal dementia, Generalized seizures in children, Muscular dystrophy, Vitamin B3 deficiency, Low back pain, Seizure disorder, Spinal stenosis, Inflammation of the spinal cord, Bulging disk, Lumbar spine stenosis, Transverse myelitis, Cauda equina syndrome, Traumatic Brain Injury, Grand mal seizures, Dysautonomia, Delirium, Neurosyphilis.
Answered 11/28/2017
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